Almanac Sunday April 27 2017 highlights
Today notes include notable birthdays for Samuel Morse Ulysses S Grant Rogers Hornsby Enos Slaughter Jack Klugman Coretta Scott King Casey Kasem Si Robertson and Patrick Stump. A Milton Paradise Lost sale is cited and Rocky Marciano retired with a 49 0 record. One World Trade Center height and moon phase are listed.
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Trump Backtracks on Mexico Wall Amid 100 Day Scrutiny
Kathleen Parker critiques Donald Trump as The Backdown President as he shifts from demanding wall funding to delaying it. The piece contrasts past shutdowns, party divisions, and guidance from Mexico’s stance, noting the clash between campaign rhetoric and congressional realities.
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CAN DO framework targets jobs beyond tax cuts
Jennifer Rubin reports on Andy Smarick of AEI proposing a five part framework CAN DO Culture Access Necessity Desire Openings to improve employment. He argues work value, skills, mobility, and disability policy must align with education and labor needs beyond tax reform.
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The Chronicle Telegram invites letters up to 250 words and notes editing for brevity accuracy and taste. Include signature full home address and phone number for verification and send via mail fax or email to the Editorial Page Editor at The Chronicle Telegram Elyria Ohio 44036 or letters chroniclet com.
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Millennials Fill Kent State With Hopeful Resolve
Connie Schultz writes from Kent State University about teaching journalism as graduation approaches. She notes students juggle multiple jobs, carry debt, and persevere, arguing millennials bring transparency and resilience to a changing America.
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